at University in Maryland, College Park is
recruiting undergraduate research assistants to work on the Community And Resilient Environments (CARE) Project. CARE is a community-engaged study in Washington DC that examines the influence of neighborhood factors on health and wellbeing across the lifespan. The lab is currently preparing to launch a new study on teen neurodevelopment and resilience, which new RAs will support. More information about the lab can be found on our website (https://gardlab.umd.edu/)
-Commit a minimum of 2 semesters
-Must be able to enroll in PSYC 479 or NEUR 479 credit for participation in the lab
-Previous experience with adolescents is favorable, but not required.
-Previous research experience is appreciated, but not required.
-Must have a positive attitude and an appreciation for science and research
-Willingness to take the Metro (around the DMV)
-Preference will be given to students who can work in the lab during the summer.
recruiting undergraduate research assistants to work on the Community And Resilient Environments (CARE) Project. CARE is a community-engaged study in Washington DC that examines the influence of neighborhood factors on health and wellbeing across the lifespan. The lab is currently preparing to launch a new study on teen neurodevelopment and resilience, which new RAs will support. More information about the lab can be found on our website (https://gardlab.umd.edu/)
Qualifications/Requirements:
-Must have completed PSYC200 and/or STAT100 or research methods equivalent-Commit a minimum of 2 semesters
-Must be able to enroll in PSYC 479 or NEUR 479 credit for participation in the lab
-Previous experience with adolescents is favorable, but not required.
-Previous research experience is appreciated, but not required.
-Must have a positive attitude and an appreciation for science and research
-Willingness to take the Metro (around the DMV)
-Preference will be given to students who can work in the lab during the summer.
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